Ugg Boots from £62 delivered

maggie999

bamberbamboo wrote: »

I am so confused have read tons of pages tonight and still non the wiser can anyone tell me if the http://www.uggstore.com.au/contact_us.php is legit or not? they give there address

Mailing Address:
Ugg Store,
PO Box 211,
Bentleigh East, VIC 3165
Melbourne, Australia

even have a part about fake Uggs, but can't find anything on this forum about them, there is a similar address with UK in the address but not this one so anyone who knows anything or can advise info either good or bad would be great.

Many thanks

This company sells Ugg boots but they are not the uGg australia brand, as stated right at the bottom of their webpage.

c_l_a_i_r_e

Flickering_Ember wrote: »

My new babies arrived just now....I am so in love.

Seriously though, they're lovely and I'm really pleased with them. Along with a Jaeger tote bag I found in the sales, it's my Xmas pressie to myself (belated I grant you).

FlickeringEmber, have you put any protectant spray on them yet? I only have the ugg care kit which says it can't be used on the metallics, and i haven't had any luck searching on google for an alternative. TIA x

c_l_a_i_r_e

http://www.zappos.com/images/741/7419506/1396-644489-p.jpg

If anyone is still undecided about the half price metallic uggs on asos, have a look at this piccy. Its a far more accurate image of the boots than the ones on the asos site. HTH:D

bamberbamboo

maggie999 wrote: »

This company sells Ugg boots but they are not the uGg australia brand, as stated right at the bottom of their webpage.

thanks Maggie I saw that but what is the difference please? my daughter has just asked for ugg boots I thought they where all the same, the ones in their pic looks like an ugg boot to me, with ugg on back.

have put link on rather than pic because just noticed it had copywrite on it

http://www.uggstore.com.au/popup_image.php?pID=121&iID=1

Caz3121

There are ugg boots as in the generic term for sheepskin boots and there are uGg boots as in the brand

(I think it is similar to people calling a hoover a hoover even if it is not made by 'Hoover')

Even though your pic does show boots with UGG on the back these are not geniune uGg brand boots, but they are ugg sheepskin boots made by someone else.....


.....confused yet?

Natbag

So genuine ones have a logo that looks like this?

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> uGg
I thought it looked like this

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> UGG (but the middle G is bigger)
I've tried to read back a few pages, but have got confused between genuine and fake stockists. Can someone please recommend a reliable stockist of genuine Uggs, I'm after a pair of chocolate cardy Uggs, for the best price possible!

*speed-queen*

c_l_a_i_r_e wrote: »

FlickeringEmber, have you put any protectant spray on them yet? I only have the ugg care kit which says it can't be used on the metallics, and i haven't had any luck searching on google for an alternative. TIA x

Heya, i have 4 pairs of ugg boots and have used Clarks protector spray on all of them, including my metallics, it works a treat!

The spray has a blue label, and says it can be used on nubuk, suede, leather, and textile

hope this helps

xXx

Caz3121

Natbag wrote: »

So genuine ones have a logo that looks like this?

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> uGg
I thought it looked like this

---

> UGG (but the middle G is bigger)
I've tried to read back a few pages, but have got confused between genuine and fake stockists. Can someone please recommend a reliable stockist of genuine Uggs, I'm after a pair of chocolate cardy Uggs, for the best price possible!

they do look like you say with the bigger G in the middle (but the fakers know this too)

There is a difference between fake UGG brand boots (where they are pretending to be UGG brand) and boots that are ugg style but don't pretend to be uggs

here are some stockists (but don't see chocolate)
http://www.cardyboots.co.uk/

c_l_a_i_r_e

*speed-queen* wrote: »

Heya, i have 4 pairs of ugg boots and have used Clarks protector spray on all of them, including my metallics, it works a treat!

The spray has a blue label, and says it can be used on nubuk, suede, leather, and textile

hope this helps

xXx

Thanks so much hun, i'll pop in tomorrow and get some I can't wait to start wearing them now:j

Natbag

Thanks Caz.
1 more question, if I'm a UK7 what size cardy boot should I probably go for - ie do they come up big, small or about right?